Auto Fatalities Reduced In State For Three Months
Maine police report a 12 percent drop in May traffic deaths from 1937 with 12 fatalities. Urban and rural incidents split evenly, pedestrian and speed factors prominent, weekend fatalities high, urging safer driving and a push to make June a safety month.
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Francis J. McCabe
Maine
Androscoggin
Somerset
Waldo
Washington
Penobscot
Aroostook
Hancock
York
Bridge Receipts Down From May 1937 Figures
May bridge receipts totalled $300.25 less than in May 1937. The report shows the breakdown of cars and passengers at various rates with a grand total listed as $13,778.80 for one period and $13,478.55 for another. Also noted are local social updates and legal-news items mentioning Danielson of Bath, bail status, and grand jury proceedings.
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Carlton Bridge
LGRS
Wersie
Losa
Isielece
Miss Cunningham Pupil Dancers Shine In Recital
Miss Mary Cunningham's third annual recital at Morse High School featured 150 performers. standout numbers included the Tango and Chopin Waltz with Cunningham soloing. Myrna Avery accompanied on piano. Boston's Miss Georg ia Di Stasio presented a loving cup on behalf of friends. the program highlighted elaborate costumes and varied dance pieces led by skilled pupils.
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Mary Cunningham
Morse High School
Miss Cunningham
Myrna Avery
Miss Avery
Georgia di Stasio
Boston
John J. Spencer
Boston. Miss di Stasio
Big Apple
Camilla Deering
May Nelson
Mary Stone
Betty Preble
Dorothy Bradford
Norman Drummond
Patricia Maas
Eleanor Fullerton
Laura
Gertrude Harnish
Mary Flaherty
Claire Martin
Frances Flaherty
Sylvia Campbell
Katherine Campbell
Barbara Preney
Dance
Sing
Joan Hutchins
Allison Davis
Barbara Green
Sally Snowden
Barbara Morse
Jeannette Anderson
Sylvia Cohen
Mary Callan
Betty Adams
Julia Hibbs
Jeannette Atwood
Pauline Holmison
Mavis Lewis
Myrtle Decker
Joanne Burns
Theo Ann Barstow
Eleanor Ricker
Katherine Poole
Donna Rice
Barbara Gay
Patty Genthner
Jeannette Sproul
Janice Bowman
Patricia Miller
Mary Carlton
Mary Stilphen
Tom Tom Thomas
Marguerite Rines
Jermaine Bonney
Hickory
Dickory
Dock
Donna Ruce
Janice
Barbara Greene
Joanne Hutchins
Audrey Hill
Theo Barstow
Nancy Flint
Freida McAllister
Arline
Bath Draughtsman as a Witness in Espionage Probe
Christian F. Danielson a 61 year old naval draughtsman at Bath Iron Works is held on $10 000 bail in New York City as a material witness in a government espionage investigation. He came to Bath from United Drydocks Staten Island after working with Gibbs & Cox in New York City. He has a Danish birth record but is listed as a naturalized American. He arrived in Bath in early 1937 and lives at 3 Linden Street with wife Mrs Danielson. He is regarded as an expert draughtsman despite a right arm removed above the elbow.
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New York
Danielson
Navy
Germany
Clancy
Grand Jury
Christian F. Danielson
Linden Street
Bath Iron Works Corp
New York City
Bath
United Drydocks
Staten Island
Gibbs & Cox
Naval Architects
Denmark
New York Shipbuilding Co
Camden
N. J
Mr. Danielson
Franklin House
Navy Night at Bath Iron Works honors President Newell
William S. Newell, president of Bath Iron Works Corp., spoke at a Navy Night testimonial dinner hosted by Bath Lodge of Elks No. 934. He recounted early 1930s losses, Coast Guard contracts, and NRA impacts, praised loyal workers, and stressed a dividend-based pay framework for executives.
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Bath Iron Works Corp
Coast Guard
NRA
Dewey
William S. Newell
Bath Lodge of Elks
Newell
Elks
Edward J. McMann
Bath Tron Works Corp
Mr. Main
Donald N. Small
Rodney E. Ross
Hyde Windlass Co
J. Haviland Torrey
Torrey Roller Bushing Works
L. Eugene Thebeau
Willam
Blair
John P. Carey, Jr
Maine Late Elks’ Association
Bath Lodge
Maurice J Haynes
N Gratz Jackson
John H. Freema
John B. Huses
Colonial Club
Glenn H. Faston
U.S. N
Roger F. McCall
U So Noo
Wilbur No Landers
Robert HH jStone
Deatreer Leither
Liew Arthur E. Loeser
Engineering Effiery
U.S. S
Mr. Newell
Main
Thebeau
Bath
Drayton and Lamson
Sampson, Davis and Jouett
Bath Tron
The
Elks’ Lodge
Bath Trust Co. Visit Marks Baxter’s Return After Illness
Hon. Rupert H. Baxter visited his Bath Trust Co. office on Monday for the first time since his illness on April 8 and enjoyed a brief automobile ride, signaling a recovery milestone.
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Rupert H. Baxter
Bath Trust Co
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Armory Commission
Augusta
State Armory Commission City of
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Burnham
Mitchell
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Bragg
Ament
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Reas. Young
Con Department
Lloyd E. Steeves
Abner J. Wilson
Morris Petlock
Committee On Police
Steeves
Front Street
Cemetery and Park Board
Spring Street
Finance Committee
Dyer-Flaherty Post
Alderman Robson
Deering Street
Board of Highways and Sewers
Committee On Fire Department
Center Street
Middle Street
Harold E. Leavitt
John W. Landers
Burgess
Public Safety Committee
High
Lemont Streets
Western Avenue
Goddard
John J. Nolan
Richardson and
Meadow Streets
Gon Alesse Eae
Ira Rice
Butler
Olympia , Spa
Nees Ewrereees
Bath National Bank
Pet Etnee
First National Bank
Harvey Henderson, Jr
Woods Hole
Mass
Mr. Hardy
C. Danielson
Bath Iron Works
Hardy
Federal House of Detention
Morse High
Bath Draughtsman
Stapward
Uss
Drayton and
Lamson
Sampson
Edward J. Mee- Mann
John P Carey, Jr
Jesse Allen
James P. Sutherland
Arthur E. Or
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